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Purpose : The clinical information and survival rate of incidentally found renal cell
carcinoma patients were compared with those of symptomatic patients.
Materials and Methods : We reviewed the hospital records of 267 patients with renal
cell carcinoma managed in Seoul National University Hospital during the recent 8 years.
Mean followup period was 26¡¾21.1 months. Initial presentations, pathologic stages, and
survivals were analysed.
Results : In 124 patients(46.4%), the tumors were found incidentally. Hematuria, pain
and mass were the common presentations in symptomatic patients. The more patients
with lower stage(stage T1 and T2) belonged to incidentally found group compared with
symptomatic group(81.5% vs 64.3%). The 2 and 5-year survival rates of incidentally
found group were 78% and 67%, respectively, which were higher than those of
symptomatic group(72% and 56%). The survival rate decreased markedly by increasing
size, advanced stage, lymph node involvement and distant metastasis.
Conclusions : Recently, there has been a significant increase of incidentally detected
renal cell carcinoma and the incidentally found renal cell carcinoma proved to have
better prognosis than symptomatic group. So our effort should be focused on detecting
low stage incidentallomas.

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Renal cell carcinoma; Asymptomatic; Incidentalloma;

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